I’m at the point right now that I really don’t care if the Zionists in the U.S. confer upon me the moniker of Nazi. I know that may sound terrible, but think about it, it’s really the same mentality that used the word racist so much that it really lost its impact as an in insult and as far as being canceled because of being a racist? Well, that became laughable. When everyone’s a racist, then, well, you guessed it. The same goes for being a Nazi.

But those supporters of the Arab genocide in the Middle East will keep trying. I can only guess that yes, my name has made it to some list(s) somewhere. Of course, my voice is not very loud right now. My audience is small, but that doesn’t mean those that would throw over their own country for a foreign state the size and population of New Jersey shouldn’t be ignored. It’s time for our (U.S.) government to make a stand against the horror being inflicted upon millions of innocent people in their region.

When 83% of the casualties in a war are of noncombatants, then there needs to be another look at the methods being used to prosecute the punishment believed to be deserved by those same people. Snd it’s time for some of the loudest voices of Zioist support in our country decide if they are Americans or not. The question needs asking as to whom you give your loyalty? I’m not asking for a loyality oath, just a statement from those that appear to have their loyalties with another country.

And something Congress needs to do right now is pass a law that forbids American citizens from holding dual citizenship with any other country. Choose. That’s the same for serving in a foreign military. We’ have people (American citizens) serving in the IDF as well as the Ukrainian army. That should mean an immediate loss of U.S. citizenship. Serving in a foreign army? Absolutely.

The first thing we should be doing as a country is not Make America Great Again, but Make America First Again. You know, for Americans.